Australian Politics

[Legend]

Good. How could anyone like the prick? I bet he's the most pretentious twat in Canberra. Aside from Arth.

 

[Damien Evans]

By the way, does the Member for Dixon strike you as someone in need of anger management? I've always thought he's a total psycho.

Also, I made this video:

Ah, that's great.

 

[Legend]

Glad you liked it, it took a while.

 

[lionking]

was your nickname "WD40"? Oh, I so funneeee....

THere are actually people who think "Yes, Minister" was exaggeration and parody. Little do they know....

and for the record, I hated Ministerials.

Bloody Ministerials! If only people knew what chaos they created, there would be hundreds a day. Please don't spill the beans.

 

[MG1962]

was your nickname "WD40"? Oh, I so funneeee....

THere are actually people who think "Yes, Minister" was exaggeration and parody. Little do they know....

and for the record, I hated Ministerials.

When I moved to the States I used to hear many complaints about public servants and bureaucratic etc. I used to suggest they need to stop feeling so special..........its the same everywhere lol

 

[Legend]

I'm so disappointed that I didn't add this to the video.

 

[Tsukasa Buddha]

Without the Chasers, I have no source of intelligible information on politics down under.

 

[psionl0]

Not that it will provide you with any "intelligible information" but you can listen to parliamentary broadcasts on ABC News Radio.

The News Radio website also has podcasts of question time.

ETA it looks like I'm behind the times. You can also watch parliament being televised on ABC News 24.

 

[Legend]

Oh well, it was worth a try.

 

[Wildy]

Without the Chasers, I have no source of intelligible information on politics down under.

FTFY.

Oh well, it was worth a try.

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That is brilliant.

 

[tomwaits]

Not that it will provide you with any "intelligible information" but you can listen to parliamentary broadcasts on ABC News Radio.

The News Radio website also has podcasts of question time.

ETA it looks like I'm behind the times. You can also watch parliament being televised on ABC News 24.

Even better, the official parliament website has videos of question time going back a month, though they seem to be down at the moment.

 

[psionl0]

. . . though they seem to be down at the moment.

That's why it's even better.

 

[tomwaits]

But I wanted to see Abbott complain about the carbon tax and Craig Thomson for the millionth time

 

[psionl0]

But I wanted to see Abbott complain about the carbon tax and Craig Thomson for the millionth time

Wait 5 sceonds.

 

[arthwollipot]

Good. How could anyone like the prick? I bet he's the most pretentious twat in Canberra. Aside from Arth.

Hey!

 

[Legend]

That is brilliant.

Cool, huh?

Hey!

Took ya a while.

 

[arthwollipot]

Took ya a while.

Yeah, well, I'm not actually all that well informed on Australian politics, so I haven't bothered with this thread until now. Unlike some people, I don't have an alarm set up to notify me whenever my name is mentioned.

 

[Legend]

Is that so? I will remember that.

 

[Damien Evans]

Not that it will provide you with any "intelligible information" but you can listen to parliamentary broadcasts on ABC News Radio.

The News Radio website also has podcasts of question time.

ETA it looks like I'm behind the times. You can also watch parliament being televised on ABC News 24.

Or on ABC1 at 2 pm on sitting days. Usually 1 will show the senate and the other the representatives, but for some reason they double up on the same one sometimes.

 

[psionl0]

Or on ABC1 at 2 pm on sitting days. Usually 1 will show the senate and the other the representatives, but for some reason they double up on the same one sometimes.

I doubt that Tsukasa Buddha can receive ABC1 where she is so, on line it is (if she wants to be masochistic )